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How to Become a Christian


The central theme of the Bible is God's love for you and for all people. This love was revealed when Jesus Christ, the Son of God, came into the world as a human being, lived a sinless life, died on the cross, and rose from the dead. Because Christ died, your sins can be forgiven, and because He conquered death you can have eternal life. You can know for sure what will become of you after you die. You have probably heard the story of God's love referred to as the "Gospel." The word Gospel simply means "Good News." The Gospel is the Good News that, because of what Christ has done, we can be forgiven and can live forever. But this gift of forgiveness and eternal life cannot be yours unless you willingly accept it. God requires an individual response from you. Read the following verses from the Bible that show God's part and yours in this process:


How To Become A Christian

Rebekah's List of Goals

• Learn to Knit
• Learn to Crochet
• Learn to Quilt by hand
• Learn to sew using a sewing machine AND by hand
• Learn harder x-stitch
• Find & purchase the complete Homemaker's Encyclopedia, circa 1952
• Research and start a Home business plan
• Learn more about our countries history
• Volunteer
• Learn to can
• Read more to prepare for a bigger garden one day
• Read more on raising chickens, goats, and other livestock animals
• Go back to England for a Visit
• Take doug to Ireland and Scotland
• Holiday to Aussie and Kiwi
• Visit Israel
• Learn to Paint
• Get Debt Free
• Pay for our first home (homestead) in cash (it can be done)
• Finish my novel and publish it
• Write my other book
• Visit California and walk barefoot by the shore
• Finish Family Genealogy for our children to know their heritage
• Go on a short-term mission trip to Africa
• Adopt as many children as God will allow
• Become Debt free in 2008
• Lose 82lbs by December 2008





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